Nestled in 33 acres of lush Tulemar Gardens, Tulemar Resort lets guests experience Costa Rica’s rich diversity right at their doorstep.

This ecological preserve extends the habitat of the natural flora and fauna of Manuel Antonio National Park, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Among the many creatures that call this reserve home, the playful monkeys are a highlight for most visitors.

One of the most frequently spotted at Tulemar Resort is the White-faced Capuchin monkey. These highly intelligent and curious primates are often seen traversing the “monkey highway” in the jungle. Capuchins are social animals, living in groups and communicating through a series of vocalizations and gestures. They are easily identified by their distinctive white faces and dark bodies.

Another commonly seen monkey in Tulemar Resort is the Squirrel Monkey, also known as Titi Monkeys. These small, energetic monkeys live in large, active troops, and their high-pitched calls can often be heard echoing through the forest. They are often seen effortlessly leaping through branches and navigating the canopy. They are easily identified by their bright striking orange and black fur, and their expressive faces.

Tulemar Resort’s commitment to preserving the natural environment creates an ideal environment for these cherished primates. The maritime zone surrounding the property provides ample food sources and dense vegetation, offering both sustenance and protection. Tulemar Resort is more than just a destination; it’s a vibrant ecosystem where the wonders of nature are on full display, inviting guests to experience the magic of Costa Rica’s wildlife up close.